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Pain In Eyes, Headaches, Took Laurset, Oxi For Pain. How Long Will It Take For Pain Relief ?

i need to see a benist i have so much pain my eye and my head is killing me i think i have one crack touth and i got 2 filling 22 years ago and i think they need to be fixed we mad 0000 last year i need it to be cheep i just tool 1 laurset and oxi to help me with the pain i dot know how much longer i can go with this pain
Mon, 25 Feb 2013
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A dental infection following an infected tooth condition can cause the throbbing pain you describe. If the tooth bothering you is the molar then there is a possibility of the infection affecting the eye as well. Check the vision in both eyes by shutting each eye alternately. Also, there should be no blurred vision for near or diplopia (double vision). You would require a course of antibiotics like Ceftriaxone taken 2 times a day for 5 days. Take Ibuprofen tablets along with the antibiotic, also 2 times a day. hopefully, this should subside the pain but if the tooth is infected it would have to be attended to. Any vision disturbances has to be evaluated by an ophthalmologist.
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Pain In Eyes, Headaches, Took Laurset, Oxi For Pain. How Long Will It Take For Pain Relief ?

A dental infection following an infected tooth condition can cause the throbbing pain you describe. If the tooth bothering you is the molar then there is a possibility of the infection affecting the eye as well. Check the vision in both eyes by shutting each eye alternately. Also, there should be no blurred vision for near or diplopia (double vision). You would require a course of antibiotics like Ceftriaxone taken 2 times a day for 5 days. Take Ibuprofen tablets along with the antibiotic, also 2 times a day. hopefully, this should subside the pain but if the tooth is infected it would have to be attended to. Any vision disturbances has to be evaluated by an ophthalmologist.